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About the Team OpenAI's mission is to ensure that general-purpose artificial intelligence benefits all of humanity. Our Communications team includes External Communications, Internal Communications, and other strategic communications functions. The team's role is to clearly and authentically explain our technology, values, and approach to safely building powerful AI. About the Role We are seeking an exceptional communications professional to lead communications support for OpenAI's partnerships with federal, state, and local governments and our broader public-sector enterprise work. This person will help tell the story of how governments are using AI, support major customer and partner moments, and communicate about government work happening across priority areas including cybersecurity, biodefense, national security, science. This role will partner closely with public-sector go-to-market and partnerships, Global Affairs, legal, product, research, safety, and security teams to develop clear external communications for the public, media, policymakers, and customers. The ideal candidate will bring strong strategic and tactical communications judgment, move quickly and collaboratively on complex issues, and have a passion for technology and storytelling. In this role, you will: Developing and executing communications plans that educate press, policymakers, customers, and the public about OpenAI's government partnerships and public-sector work Building proactive campaigns and customer stories that demonstrate how AI can improve public services, strengthen government workforces, and support critical missions Supporting communications across priority areas including cybersecurity, biodefense, national security, science, and science. Building deep relationships with national, state, local, technology, policy, and enterprise media and managing inbound requests Partnering cross-functionally with Global Affairs, public-sector go-to-market, legal, product, research, safety, se

Work Flexibility: Hybrid About the role Join a regional operations team focused on inventory control and data accuracy across Latin America. As Lead Analyst, Global Inventory Operations, you will execute and monitor inventory reconciliation, discrepancy resolution, inventory control activities, and reporting processes that support operational execution and financial reporting across distribution sites and third-party logistics providers (3PLs). This role partners closely with Operations, Finance, Quality, Regulatory Affairs, Information Technology, Customer Service, and external logistics providers to maintain inventory integrity and compliance. What you will do Execute inventory reconciliations between enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems and warehouse management systems (WMS) at SKU, lot/batch, serial, quantity, and location levels. Investigate inventory variances, perform root cause analysis, and coordinate corrective actions to improve inventory accuracy and reduce recurring discrepancies. Maintain reconciliation action logs, track issue aging, assign ownership, and monitor resolution progress against established timelines. Monitor inventory-related system interfaces, identify transaction failures or delays, and coordinate issue resolution with internal teams and logistics partners. Coordinate cycle count programs and annual physical inventory activities, ensuring compliance with company policies and inventory control procedures. Measure and report inventory performance indicators, including inventory accuracy, cycle count accuracy, inventory adjustments, discrepancy aging, and inventory disposal activity. Analyze inventory trends, recurring exceptions, and process performance data to identify operational improvement opportunities. </

Responsibilities Set and lead the country/regional patient advocacy strategy, aligned with business, policy and reputation priorities. Build trusted, long-term partnerships with patient, professional, community and trade organizations; serve as the senior point of contact for priority relationships. Bring patient insights and the patient voice into policy, research, development, medical and commercial decision-making across the medicine lifecycle. Create coalitions and collaborative platforms that advance shared policy priorities, improve access to medicines and vaccines, and strengthen patient education. Advise senior leaders on emerging patient, policy and reputation opportunities and risks, with clear short-, medium- and long-term action plans. Partner across Policy and Public Affairs, Communications, Digital, WRDM (Worldwide Research, Development and Medical), GPD (Global Product Development) and business teams to scale patient-engagement standards, tools and best practices. Represent Pfizer in relevant external forums and advisory bodies and lead high-impact advocacy engagements and events. Core Competencies Strategic leadership and sound judgment Patient organization management and trusted relationship building Influence, collaboration and coalition building Clear, credible executive communication Execution, accountability and agility Key Relationships Internal: Patient Advocacy leadership; Policy and Public Affairs; Communications; Commercial; Medical; Regulatory Affairs; Digital; Research and Development; and other enterprise stakeholders. External: Patient and professional advocacy organizations, community and provider groups, trade associations, policy thought leaders and other relevant partners. Qualifications Bachelor’s degree requi

JOB SUMMARY: Natera is seeking a Data Privacy Director to help advance and operationalize the enterprise privacy program across our commercial, clinical, and product environments. This is a broad, hands-on leadership role supporting the full range of the Privacy team's work — from privacy impact assessments and regulatory analysis to contract and legal privacy-focused reviews — with a strong business-enablement orientation. This role reports to the Vice President, Data Privacy and partners with cross-functional teams to embed privacy principles throughout the lifecycle of data, technology, and innovation initiatives. The Director may also provide guidance and mentorship to privacy team members and external resources supporting the program. The Director will also serve as a key integration point between Privacy and Product, embedding privacy-by-design into product and software development lifecycles and partnering with engineering to make privacy practical and scalable. In partnership with Medical Affairs, Clinical Operations, and Data Sciences (R&D), this leader will also enhance and maintain data governance frameworks that support clinical research initiatives and the responsible use of data for quality improvement and development activities. Together, these efforts will help strengthen Natera’s privacy program, building efficient, repeatable processes that expand team capacity while enabling responsible innovation and growth. Regarding culture, we seek people who demonstrate Natera's values, enjoy challenging problems, empower others to thrive, lead by example, and adapt their playbook when necessary. RESPONSIBILITIES: Privacy Program Enablement Lead privacy impact assessments, regulatory analyses, and risk-based recommendations that balance compliance with business enablement Conduct privacy reviews of contracts and legal engagements, drafting recommendations for counsel review, alignment, and approval Apply a risk-based lens to enable business d

About the Team The Product Policy team develops and implements policies that shape how OpenAI’s technology is built and used. We work with teams across the company to turn complex questions about AI’s benefits and risks into practical guidance for responsible research, product development, and deployment. About the Role As Product Policy Manager, Regulation, you will map external regulatory and legislative trends and synthesize them into concrete research, product, and policy requirements. You will connect deep expertise in regulation and public policy with a sophisticated understanding of AI and strong product judgment. Your remit will span frontier AI, youth, wellbeing, use in high-stakes domains, deceptive use, and other emerging issues. Working closely with Legal and Global Affairs, you will help Product, Engineering, Research, and Safety teams understand what external developments mean for their work, what decisions or evidence are needed, and how to act. We’re looking for someone who combines deep regulatory and public-policy expertise with an in-depth understanding of AI and a demonstrated ability to advise product and engineering teams. You should be able to move from complex external developments to clear decisions and requirements that teams can implement. This role can be based in San Francisco or remote. We use a hybrid work model of 3 days in the office per week and offer relocation assistance to new employees. In this role, you will: Map and prioritize regulatory and legislative developments across jurisdictions and AI issue areas. Distinguish enacted requirements, proposals, guidance, and emerging expectations; assess their relevance, uncertainty, timing, and implications for our models and products. Translate external developments into actionable research questions, evaluation needs, product requirements, and policy recommendations. Identify gaps in evidence, define the intended outcome and acceptance criteria, and make tradeoffs and open questions c

OPEN POSITION: Associate LOCATION: Boston, MA or Washington, DC Civitas Public Affairs Group, an Orchestra company, is a values-based public affairs firm that delivers winning advocacy campaigns for our clients and the communities they serve. We enlist experts, leverage relationships, and build coalitions to address some of the most pressing political and societal challenges of our day, including climate change, protecting our democracy, reproductive health, and advancing the rights of LGBTQ people. Our bipartisan firm brings proven experience developing innovative advocacy campaigns to win substantive policy change at the local, state, and national levels. With offices in Boston, New York City, and Washington DC, we work closely with the nation’s leading philanthropists, non-profit organizations, and movements to substantively impact progressive issues and causes. Some of our current and former clients include the Black Futures Policy Institute, CityHealth, the Collaborative for Gender and Reproductive Equity, Citizens for Responsible Energy Solutions, Center for Secure and Modern Elections, Inseparable, National Council for Mental Wellbeing, the Pipeline Fund, the Trevor Project, Voices for Healthy Kids, and more. We are seeking an Associate to join our team. This is a hybrid position that requires three days in the office per week and two days of remote work. ABOUT THIS ROLE This role provides day-to-day support to our client teams, with responsibility for research, written products, and project coordination across a portfolio of advocacy campaigns, and reports to the Principal or Director leading each client team. The Associate will help build and execute work plans, produce the memos, decks, and research that drive strategy, and serve as a reliable point of coordination across internal teams and external partners. Our work often involves building coalitions across political perspectives, and this role will engage with allies, validators, and stakeholders

Our vision is to transform how the world uses information to enrich life for all . Micron Technology is a world leader in innovating memory and storage solutions that accelerate the transformation of information into intelligence, inspiring the world to learn, communicate and advance faster than ever. Micron’s Policy Communications team supports the company’s global government and public affairs efforts by developing central messaging and amplifying policy narratives across coordinated channels. The team works closely with internal customers and external partners to advance Micron’s policy priorities in key regions. As a Policy Communications Intern, you will play an active role in supporting the execution of Micron’s global policy communications strategy. This internship offers hands-on experience in content creation, social media management, event monitoring, and cross-functional collaboration, all aimed at advancing Micron’s policy objectives. Responsibilities Support the implementation of global policy communications strategies across integrated channels Draft communications materials including quotes, press releases, and messaging briefs Manage and create content for the &#64;MicronPolicy X account to meet engagement goals Attend and summarize congressional hearings and think tank events related to semiconductor and national security issues Monitor policy activities and industry news to identify engagement opportunities Collaborate with global communications, marketing, and digital teams to amplify narratives Copy edit and format internal and external communications products Minimum Qualifications Currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree or higher in Communications, Marketing, Business, Public Relations, or a related field. <

About the Team OpenAI, in close collaboration with our capital partners, is building the world’s most advanced AI infrastructure ecosystem. The Power Execution team owns the strategy and execution required to secure reliable, scalable, and economically resilient power for OpenAI’s global data center portfolio. The team sits at the intersection of commercial, technical, policy, legal, and operational work, partnering across OpenAI and with utilities, grid operators, regulators, counterparties, and public-sector stakeholders. About the Role The Energy Regulatory Lead will own energy regulatory strategy and execution for OpenAI’s infrastructure growth. This role will be the primary bridge between the Power Execution team and Public Policy and Government Affairs on energy regulatory matters, ensuring that OpenAI’s external engagement is grounded in project realities and that changing policy and regulatory conditions are translated into actionable infrastructure decisions. This is an individual contributor lead role and does not have direct reports initially. The role combines portfolio-level regulatory positioning with transactional regulatory work: evaluating jurisdictional pathways, supporting utility and energy transactions, coordinating approvals and filings, and helping project teams navigate tariffs, interconnection, load-service requirements, market rules, and regulatory risk from diligence through execution. In this role, you will: Develop and maintain OpenAI’s energy regulatory strategy across priority U.S. markets and, as needed, emerging geographies for infrastructure expansion. Coordinate closely with Public Policy and Government Affairs to shape energy regulatory priorities, engagement plans, messaging, and positions before utilities, public utility commissions, grid operators, state energy offices, and other relevant policymakers. Translate project requirements—load size, timing, reliability, cost, carbon, and expansion needs—into clear regulatory objectiv

About the Team Like every team at OpenAI, the Marketing team contributes to our broader mission of ensuring that artificial intelligence benefits all of humanity. We develop and execute strategies that build understanding of OpenAI, deepen engagement with our key audiences, and communicate why we build, how our technology is creating value, and how we approach its broader societal impact. We work closely with Global Affairs, Communications, Creative, Research, Product, and other teams to translate complex topics into clear, relevant, and compelling stories. Our work spans national campaigns and locally tailored efforts, helping people understand both the opportunities created by AI and the important issues surrounding its development and adoption. About the Role We are seeking an experienced Integrated Marketing Lead to lead policy- and reputation-focused campaigns that strengthen the OpenAI brand nationally and within local communities. This person will spearhead integrated campaigns and corporate communications initiatives that help people understand why OpenAI builds, the impact of our technology, and how we are engaging with some of the most consequential issues surrounding AI—including infrastructure and data centers, jobs and economic opportunity, and youth safety. The role combines national paid media with locally relevant marketing and engagement efforts. The ideal candidate understands policy, public affairs, and civic audiences while also being a sophisticated brand marketer who can make complex subjects accessible and meaningful to a broader public. This person will bring strategic vision, sound judgment, organizational clarity, and exceptional execution to highly visible work. They will collaborate closely with Global Affairs, Communications, Creative, Research, and external agency partners to build trust and shape understanding of OpenAI at both the national and local levels. In this role, you will: Lead policy and brand campaign strategy: Develop integ

About the Team OpenAI’s mission is to ensure that general-purpose artificial intelligence benefits all of humanity. Our Communications team includes External Communications, Internal Communications, and other strategic communications functions. This team’s ethos is to support OpenAI’s mission and goals by clearly and authentically explaining our technology, values, and approach to safely building powerful AI. About the Role We’re looking for a senior communications leader to shape how OpenAI communicates about cybersecurity. This person will define the global narrative, lead communications for major product, research, and business milestones, and build sustained programs that explain how OpenAI is helping advance cyber defense while managing the risks created by increasingly capable models. The role will connect OpenAI’s work across cybersecurity products and capabilities, responsible deployment, threat intelligence, enterprise security, research, and public policy. You will work closely with Security, Product, Research, Preparedness, Safety, Global Affairs, Go-to-Market, Legal, and Marketing to anticipate opportunities and risks, develop coordinated communications, and build trust with security practitioners, customers, policymakers, and the public. This is both a strategic and hands-on role. The right person will be comfortable defining a long-term communications strategy, building the systems and relationships needed to execute it, and personally leading through major launches, technical disclosures, and fast-moving issues. This role reports to the Head of Communications, Business and is based in San Francisco, CA. We use a hybrid work model of 3 days per week in the office and offer relocation assistance. In this role, you will: Define and lead communications strategy for OpenAI’s cybersecurity work, from global narrative development through launches, research, threat reporting, and sustained storytelling. Build a clear, differentiated story about how OpenAI can

Who we are About Stripe Stripe is a financial infrastructure platform for businesses. Millions of companies - from the world’s largest enterprises to the most ambitious startups - use Stripe to accept payments, grow their revenue, and accelerate new business opportunities. Our mission is to increase the GDP of the internet, and we have a staggering amount of work ahead. That means you have an unprecedented opportunity to put the global economy within everyone's reach while doing the most important work of your career. About the team Stripes on the Government Relations & Public Affairs team operate in a fast-paced internal and external environment that requires collaborating with teams across our organization and with outside stakeholders. The culture is thoughtful, transparent, academically rigorous, and kind. In this role, you will have the opportunity to impact the trajectory of Stripe in the US and enhance financial innovation and inclusion. If you are a team player who wants to represent millions of businesses around the world growing on Stripe, we look forward to hearing from you! What you’ll do In this role you will deal with a diverse set of issues that straddle financial services, technology, internet regulation, and economic policy. You will define, shape, and advocate for initiatives that increase the GDP of the Internet. You will maintain deep relationships with Members of Congress, committee staff, key federal regulators, and the Executive Branch — building and executing legislative and regulatory strategies on issues central to Stripe's mission, including payments modernization, financial regulation, artificial intelligence, and the future of agentic commerce. This role must reside in the DC, Maryland, Virginia area. We are not accepting remote candidates. Responsibilities Work as part of our Government Relations & Public Affairs team across the globe to strategically develop, pursue, and execute policy objectives as part of Stripe's global poli

Scale AI sits at the intersection of frontier AI, enterprise software, and national security. We safeguard high-value assets: proprietary AI data and infrastructure, a global contributor ecosystem, and sensitive enterprise and government customer data. As our International Head of Security, you will own and unify Scale’s security strategy across our non-US affairs: Global Public Sector and non-US Enterprise deals. You will drive the execution, customer engagements and compliance with frameworks such as GDPR, ISO27001, UK Cyber Essentials Plus, the EU AI Act, NIS2 and country-specific sovereignty requirements while staying tightly aligned to our global secure-by-default architecture set by the Head of Security. As we expand into FDE-led Agentic Applications while continuing to serve our data and model customers, our security surface area spans internal systems, external products, distributed contributors, and high-assurance government environments. You are a builder who believes security is a product feature, not a hurdle — and who can raise both our defensive maturity and our ambition in frontier AI security. What You'll Do Execute the Global Security Strategy Across International Markets Drive execution of Scale's multi-year secure-by-default roadmap across non-US markets, surfacing regional needs into global architecture decisions. Translate regional regulatory requirements (GDPR, ISO 27001/27017/27018, SOC 2, UK Cyber Essentials Plus, EU AI Act, NIS2, and country-specific data residency / sovereign-cloud rules) into concrete engineering controls. Track regional security metrics and accountability, and represent the international perspective in global prioritisation, audits, and roadmap reviews. Lead Regional Security Engineering & Threat Detection Own the regional execution of identity, fine-grained RBAC, secrets management, CI/CD hardening, encryption, logging, and infrastructure protection with a particular focus on cross-border data flows and in-region tel

Location : Remote (U.S.) Other Considerations: U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident required with the ability to obtain a Public Trust LTS is seeking a Cyber Security Analyst to support the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Health Portfolio. The Health PMO support contract provides IT program management, project management, technical management, financial management, functional planning, and documentation analysis in support of the Enterprise Program Management Office (EPMO) Enterprise Program Management Division (EPMD) Health Portfolio The VA Health Portfolio is focused on development and execution of quality IT projects that address the needs of Veterans and health care providers through management of health care information and sustainment of production software to keep the mission going. What You'll Do: This individual will support cybersecurity efforts across multiple projects within a portfolio setting and proactively monitor upcoming cyber priorities across the VA Health portfolio. Communicate and provide consultative support on the VA on matters related to system security certification & accreditation and Authority to Operate (ATO). Coordinate and lead security and privacy activities within project teams and develop security and privacy related artifacts. Review and identified system/applications security controls in accordance with NIST SP-800 53 Rev 4 guidance and VA Handbook 6500. Responsible for on time deliverables of assigned and related security and privacy artifacts. Must be able to identify and mitigate risks to the program. Demonstrated experience in a remote work environment. Ability to proactively communicate and coordinate with various internal and external project stakeholders, depending on needs. Identifying and communicate symptoms for process improvement. Ability to work independently with minimal guidance and supervision Support a team of other cyber security professionals Support Application development/maintenance and IT

Job Description – Medical Writer / Medical Reviewer (Ovarian Cancer Oncology Expertise) Position Title Medical Writer / Medical Reviewer – Oncology (Ovarian Cancer) Location Remote / Hybrid Position Summary We are seeking an experienced Medical Writer or Medical Reviewer with expertise in Ovarian Cancer and Gynecologic Oncology to support the development, review, and delivery of high-quality scientific and medical content. The successful candidate will collaborate with Medical Affairs, Clinical Development, Regulatory Affairs, Biostatistics, and external experts to ensure scientific accuracy, compliance, and timely execution of deliverables. The role requires a strong understanding of ovarian cancer biology, treatment landscape, clinical trial data, and publication practices. Key Responsibilities Medical Writing Develop and review scientific and medical materials, including: Clinical study reports (CSRs) Protocols and amendments Investigator brochures Manuscripts, abstracts, and posters Slide decks and educational materials Medical information responses and FAQs Congress presentations and publication plans Summarize and interpret clinical data related to ovarian cancer therapies and biomarkers. Ensure consistency with ICH, GCP, GPP, and company standards. Conduct literature reviews and evidence synthesis from peer-reviewed journals and congress proceedings. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to support regulatory submissions and medical affairs activities. Medical Review Perform scientific and medical review of promotional and non-promotional materials. Verify scientific accuracy, consistency, and compliance with regulatory requirements. Review clinical data, references, and claims for accuracy and balance. Support MLR (Medical-Legal-Regulatory) review processes. Provide expert input regarding ovarian cancer treatment guidelines and emerging therapies. Scientific Expertise Maintain current knowledge of: Epithelial ovarian cancer Platinum-sensitive and platinum-

Work Flexibility: Hybrid As a Post Market Quality Engineer, you will be responsible for continuous product and process quality improvements. You will conduct investigations into Customer Complaints, identify emerging trends, dictate action plans, and eventually own NC/CAPAs. You will support root cause activities and identify potential failure modes, risks, and resolve customer issues appropriately. This role is Hybrid/Onsite in Redmond, Washington. What You Will Do Analyze and present post-market quality data including complaints, service reports, Q-metrics, and trending to identify continuous improvement opportunities. Investigate customer complaints and drive records to timely closure. Own and support Nonconformance (NC) and Corrective and Preventive Action (CAPA) investigations. Partner with customers and cross-functional teams including R&D, Regulatory Affairs, Field Service, and Sales to resolve product quality issues. Conduct and maintain risk analyses, document findings, and support Risk Management activities. Calculate failure and harm occurrence ratings using field performance data. Provide post-market quality input related to product safety, reliability, durability, and design performance. Ensure compliance with Quality System Regulations (QSRs), internal procedures, and applicable quality standards. Communicate product quality insights and trends to internal and external stakeholders. What You Need Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Science, or a related technical discipline. 0 - 2 years of professional experience. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Excellent communication and collaboration skills. Ability to manage multiple priorities and work effectively in a fast-paced environme